Blank-Media Reviews

These things are what I've been using for the last 10 year

it was really good and they sound great. they are standard in the bootleg world. i use them for everything. the most high quality tape that you can buy.

...they sound great, they're durable, and they're grey so you can write on them with a sharpie marker!

The CDs are performing pretty well so far, although I haven't gone through the whole pack as of yet. The extra 50MB is great if you need a CD with 700MB, if not then it's just a luxury. The slim cases (slightly thicker then the CDs themselves) are also a nice touch if you are like most people and have endless rows of CD jewel cases on their desks. All in all a solid performer.

If you use a LOT of CD-R's, these are great. They're almost blank on the back (just silver) - which is a plus if you're running off good copies, or just like to decorate your cd's a little. And the slim case keeps your CD racks from filling up TOO fast. ....

In my experience TDKs have always been a solid performer and this product is not an exception. The slim cases that are only a little thicker than the CDs themselves are a nice touch. Anyone who has an endless wall of CD jewel cases will understand. If anyone is really picky, the writing surface doesn't have preprinted lines to write labels. I personally don't have a preference, but some of you might. All in all, it is a solid buy.

You must have a CD-Writer to download music into these CD-recordables to have them work. I bought these colored discs because of how pretty they are but what I didn't realize is they are not for use with Super Audio Home Recorder Systems. They are for use with your PC. You need a CD-Writer drive connected to your computer in order for them to work. The seller was kind enough to explain this to me. Other than that the merchandise was sent to me the very next day and my e-mails were answered quickly like an online chat.

This is a great product. I used it to make audio cd's and it works great and has very good sound quality. Comes with it's own slim jewel cases to protect it from scratches. Would definitely recommend this item to those would want to make there own cd's!

We purchased the Verbatim 800MB/74min Multicolor DataLife Plus CDRs and have used them quickly. This is a high quality CD which has held up for as long as can be expected. We've had very few problems with scratching since they come with SlimCases. They are color coordinated for those of you who like that sort of thing - rose, orange, emerald green, royal blue and purple. They also come with inserts for the cases which you can customize any way possible. These are my CDRs of choice.

If you do the research you will find that all the major distributors of media such as Verbatim and TDK etc simply slap their label on a brand like this. I used my cd drive to query the cd info and it said both brands were made by CMC Magnetics. There is nothing necessarily wrong with this as major brands need quality products to put their names behind. It's just nice to know what's going on. This particular brand is what's known as a silver/advanced phthalocyanine (a type of dye) CD-R. Verbatim also sells other types of CD-R's with metalized azo dye and those CD-R's are probably made by some other manufacturer. Anyway I just started using these CD-R's and so far they seem very good. From what I've read, with improvements in CD-R media and CD-R drives these days, the quality is very good. You can read more about these CDs including detail specs.

These are definatly the BEST of the burnable CD's. They have absolutely NO printing on the top of them, they are compatible with CD Printers, they burn like a charm, and I'm pretty sure that the bottoms of the CD's are silver, like the commercial CD's.

If you are a enthusiastic burner, and get through a lot of CDs at a time. This is the product you want. I normally get through my Imanation CDs pretty quick because I only get a 20 pack. Now they have made this, I want to get it, because it is a great deal! I have only had one problem where the CD didn't work in the end, but I know how to fix it. With my HP burner, these CD-Rs are better than the TDK. For some reason the TDK just don't have as good enough sound quality as these. Another thing good about this is that you can buy this if you have a burner with a write speed 1X to 12X. Great CDs!

just pop one in your burner and you'll understand why this company is taking over the blank media market. all of my burns come out digitally perfect! No more trashed cd-r's like with "memorex" i used to use.

I've benn using them for two months; burned about two 50ct spindles already and not a bad one yet. Need I say more???

(BTW, Memorex are OK but,if filling up your cd's to the brim, they can not handle it...-track unreadable-)

This is a hard drive that will fit in your pocket. I think Iomega has a winner here.

This new peerless is easy to install and use, it's speed is fairly fast with USB 1.1 and will no doubt be even faster with USB 2.0 when it becomes widely available. A 7GB back-up of my entire Hard Drive took only 110 min with my USB 1.1 connection. As I understand it; changing to a firewire interface will require only the replacement of the base unit. The receptacle and Disks can be used with any base. I disconnected my tape back-up drives and put them in storage!!!

These are good quality cds, but i think that you should get Memorex. Memorex is a better quality of cd, and they burn bery well. But if your looking for a good deal, than this is it!!

I've burned through about 400 discs of these without a problem. Worked great as a data disc and even as an SVCD for my Pioneer DVD player.

These little disks are great!!!! I used them a lot last year. This year, I am using them to transfer songs from home to my barracks at Valley Forge Military Academy.

BUY THESE DISKS!!!! They are a life saver. The only problem is that they actually hold 38MB, not 40MB. That is why they got the 4 stars

First off, this is obviously what u've gotta have in your PocketZip collection. There's nothing like having all these CD's to hold any of your songs. I only bought a set and I still haven't used 2 of them. This is a great item to have, the only reason I didn't give this 5 stars is because you obviously shouldn't buy this if you don't have a PocketZip.

These little guys are the best. they hold about 30 min of songs and they can be used to carry data. I never will buy anything else again!!!!

The 50 pack are all white, and the window in the front is a useful feature - lets you see what's on there without resorting to opening the envelope. The tab on the back helps keep the disc from falling out - a nice touch.

What's to say? They're paper sleeves for CD's ...

Well, what can I say? They are CD Sleeves, they are all basically the same. These come in a 50 pack box and have a hole in the back to put a flap in to hold it down, this comes in handy if you are mailing the disks in these CD Sleeves. The Window Cut-Out is good because you can easily see what is on the disk, of course, all CD Sleeves have this.

The one thing that is really nice about these CD Sleeves is that the price is excellent!

theses cd-rw's are great for both music and datta so far i have had no prob wiht them at all othere than there are no cases for it othere than that it's appsolutley perfect for me i am going to continue to use this item i have already ordered 2 spindels (100) for about 40 wich is 10 dollars less that what most are this obviosley tells that it's not very exspencive compared to other 50 pack spindels the only thing that i don't like about this item is that there aren't cases other than that it's a great deal i've burned 1 so far and i was very pleased with the results

i give this product a 4 1/2

I recently purchased a 50-pack of PNY's 700MB (80 Min) CD-Rs, and am very pleased. I have burned both audio and data CDs using Adeptec's (Roxio's ?) Easy CD Creator 3.5c on a Plextor PlexWriter 8/4/32A. It took a bit of research to take advantage of the full 80 Min / 700MB capacity of the CD-Rs, but I have had no problems yet. The CDs are good quality. My only gripe is that the CD design is ugly - not an issue if you use printed CD labels.

I have used quite a few different brands of blank discs when recording music, and I must say that the PNY brand has been tops so far. The discs are excellent quality for digital music recording, they don't scratch easily, and they are very low maintenance. After having some bad experience with the Imation brand, I was happy to pay a bit more for a better quality disc. The superior caliber of these discs is well worth any deficit in cost.